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Tuscany
Lot Symbol Lot Description CV or Estimate
2020 cover imageGranducato di Toscana 1581 (March 8): Entire letter written from textile merchant Lorenzo Corsini in Firenze to Filippo and Bartolomeo Corsini in London with manuscript charge "g1" (one groat = four pence) to the Merchant Strangers Post and receiver's docketing on reverse. A fine and interesting early entire (Image 1)



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2021 cover image1857: 6 crazie daek blue, a horizontal pair with large margins all round and portions of adjoining stamps at top, used on 1858 cover to from Livorno to Naples tied by Livorno despatch (Nov 5) in black with information strike below. Cert. E. Diena (2003) (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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2022 cover image1851/52: Lot with 2 cr. light blue on bluish grey, a fresh unused example without gum with clear margins almost all round, just barely touching frame line at lower right corner (cert. Bottacchi 2020) together with used 1 cr. carmine on bluish in a horizontal strip of three, further 6 cr. ardesia on grey used as well as three cover usages including 4 cr. on cover to Pontremoli, 1 cr. and 2 cr. on cover to Napoli as well as 6 cr. single franking to Perugia. A fine first issue group (Image 1) (Image 2)

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Ukraine
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2648 cover image1919: Provisional Money Transfer form, printed in Ukrainian, prepared by the Postmaster at Yambol, Podolia for a transfer of 1'325 karbovanets to Shargorod, correctly franked by Podolia overprint Type 1a Trident 15 k., 35 k (36 examples) and single 50 k. = 13 r. 25 k. equivalent to 2% of the amount transferred (1 rouble = 2 karbovanets); all tid by Yambol datestamp (Oct 23) in black. Usual imperfections but a very rare usage - the famous Dr. Zelonka collection (Corinphila sale 169, 2011, lot 133) had but a single example of this form (Image 1) (Image 2)

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2649 ** image1923: Famine Relief Private Issue (charity labels), the full set of 7 values, each in complete sheet of 100 with marginal surround. Privately produced émigré issue for fundraising, not valid for postage, but historically significant. Condition appears fine to very fine, large art og. and highly collectable as intact sheets (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7)

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United States
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1126 cover image1862: Washington 3 ¢. rose, used on an envelope, from Waterbury, Connecticut to Maine, dated 17 August 1866, tied by the rare Waterbury "FISH" fancy cork cancel in black (Rohloff A-12). Second day of recorded use. William T. Crowe records eleven covers used between 16th - 31th August 1866. Note: The Waterbury fancy 'Fish' cancel is one of the hand-carved cork cancellations created in Waterbury, Connecticut by Postal clerk/Postmaster John W. Hill in the 1860s–70s, part of the celebrated “Waterbury fancy cancels” series. Hill carved dozens of pictorial killers (animals, people, symbols) and used them briefly, which is why they’re rare and avidly collected. Ex. Jørgen Jørgensen "FISHERIES" (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1127 piece image1866: 3 ¢. pink on buff postal stationery piece, cancelled by very rare Waterbury "FISH" fancy cork cancel in black (Rohloff A-12), dated 16 August 1866 - First Day of recorded use. Superb full bodied fish strike in its rarest form. Period of use 16th - 30th August 1866. No more than four pieces recorded. Cert. PF (1994). Provenance: William H. Gross, Robert Siegel, New York, October 2019, lot 415. Ex. Jørgen Jørgensen "FISHERIES" (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1128 cover image1893: Colombus issue covers with 2 c. postal stationery envelope (pse) up-rated with 8 c. brown-purple registered to New York and similar usage on 5 pse to Zurich, 5 c. pse up-rated with 15 c. dark green on registered cover to Germany, 1893 10 c. brown pse to Germany with 1893 4 c., 6 c. and 15 c. dark green, 1916 reg'd AR cover to Berlin with 1893 4 c. and 10 c. + Parcel Post 4 c. red and 1912 3 c. violet, 1921 cover with 1893 6, 8 and 10 c. Columbians (35 covers), together with Chile covers from 1894 all with 'Colon' issues (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image 8) (Image 9) (Image 10) (Image 11) (Image 12) (Image 13) (Image 14) (Image 15) (Image 16) (Image 17) (Image 18) (Image 19) (Image 20) (Image 21) (Image 22)

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1129 **/*/bof imageAirmail 1918 'Curtis Jenny' 24¢ carmine rose & blue in an unused block of four, hinge remainder on reverse of upper pair, the lower pair with unused mint o.g., a fine multiple of very fresh colors. Cert. Philatelic Foundation (2017) Scott = US$ 1'850 (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1130 cover imageUS Navy Flights 1925/37: Lot nine First flight envelopes, incl. 1925 (Aug. 1) Nonstop Flight San Francisco - Hawaii, 1926 (Nov. 23) Cmdr. H.H. Bartlett attempted Non Stop Flight in a PN-10 flying boat to Panama, 1934/37 set of four US Navy Massed Flights covers with 1934 Sand Diego-Balboa flight (CZ 81b), 1935 Circumnavigation of the Caribbean Sea starting from Coco Solo, Canal Zone (CZ 83b), 1934 First US Navy Squadron Flight San Francisco – Hawaii (TO1200) as well as Navy Mass Flight Hawaii – Midway Island – Hawaii (TO1234), 1936 (Dec.18/19) 34 Hour Massed Flight by Patrol Squadron Six-F as well as two envelopes of 1937 (Jan. 27/29) Massed Flight San Diego - Pearl Harbor and to Honolulu (signed by pilot). A rare offer (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1130A cover imageAttempted Solo Flight by Ruth R. Nichols 1931 (June 22): Cover with the two violet cachets "First Woman's Solo Transatlantic Attempt New York to Paris" and "Plane crashed at St.John's, New Brunswick", signed by the aviatrix, and was severely injured at take-off, further 1c. card ovpted. FIRST TRANS-ATLANTIC SOLO FLIGHT BY A WOMAN' cancelled "East Orange N.J. Jun 18 1931" to England (Image 1)



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1131 cover image1927/39: Group of ten Flight covers, incl.1927 (June 2/11) Nungesser & Coli Search Expedition with a Floyd Bennett cover to St. Johns, 1929 (June 13) "Yellow Bird" first flight from Old Orchard to Paris stamped at "Comillas 14. Jun 28", 1931 (June 3) Roosevelt Flying Service Tallahasee FL - Bahamas, 1939 (June 28) 1st Passenger Round Trip Flight by Russel Sabor NY-Marseille-NY, 1939 (June20/July 28) PAA-IA Around The World Flights to East and West as well as 1926/31 Ship to Shore experimental flights with 1926 Demonstration Flight from S.S. “Homeric”, 1927 Experimental Flight from S.S. “Leviathan”, 1929 Hydroplane Air Service from SS “Karlsruhe” as well as 1931 First Experimental Flight Ship to Shore by Dirigible. Cover carried on board of the Goodyear airship "Volunteer" from the steamer "City of Los Angeles", 50 miles at sea (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5)

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1132 cover imageWiley Post Round the World Flight from US to the East 1933 (July 15): Legal sized cover franked with 8c Airmail stamp, addressed to J. P. V. Heinmuller c/o National Aeronaut Association in Washington D.C., with an additional 8c added on arrival (Aug. 3) to mark the arrival despite of fact that the real date of arrival was July 22nd. The cover is signed by Wiley Post and is one of only 5 covers carried. The American pilot in his plane "Winnie Mae" succeeded the first solo flight around the world in his Lockheed Vega 5B “Winnie Mae” airplane and became the first person to circumnavigate Earth twice. He flew solo around the world, a distance of 15,596 miles in seven days, breaking the, Speed record of 15,596 miles in 186h and 49.5’ (115h and 36.5’ in the air). The record was unsurpassed for the next 5 years. The route was: New York - Berlin - Moscow - Irkutsk - Rukhlova Khabarovsk - Flat, Alaska (where he was forced down) - Fairbanks - Edmonton - New York. AAMC TO1183 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1133 image1885 10 c. Blue Issue 1885: 10 c. blue, group of proofs and specimens, with hybrid die proof, die sunk on manilla card; small Roosevelt die proof; plate proof on card-mounted India and block of four on India, both with large balanced margins, issued stamp overprinted SPECIMEN in red, and a very good unused example of the issued stamp, the hybrid proof with tone spots, else a fine group (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1134 cover image1885 10 c. Blue Issue 1885: 10 c. blue, First Day Cover, additionally franked with 2 c. red brown, tied by New York (Oct 1) duplex, addressed to Master Louis D. Hopkins, Catskill N.Y., reverse with "Catskill, N.Y. Recd 7 PM" (Oct 1) arrival backstamp, with newspaper clipping from the Catskill Recorder affixed to cover, reading "The special delivery system went into operation at the Catskill post office yesterday with Charles Everest as messenger. Last evening the first letter with the special stamp was received. It was addressed to Louis D. Hopkins, son of Hon. S.T. Hopkins. Messenger Everest made lively time in delivering the letter.", endorsed below "Mail Oct 2/85", additional note affixed at left reading "....the first letter received at he Catskill office under the new special delivery was for Master Lewis D. Hopkins...", some staining, both cover and stamp torn at upper left, but a great rarity, one of the highlights of this exhibit, and a key piece in the history of the Special Delivery service. Scott = $27,500 Provenance: Collection Fisher; Collection Koslow; Collection Robert L. Markovitz, Schuyler J. Rumsey Auctions, June 1, 2016. Literature: "An Update on United States Special Delivery First Day Covers & Earliest Dates of Use," Collector's Club Philatelist, May-June 2001, discussed on page 133. "The Speedy: A History of United States Special Delivery Service", by Henry M. Gobie, Census cover #5 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4)

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1135 (*) image1888 10 c. Blue Issue 1888: 10 c. blue, die proof on India, sunk on card, approximately 122 x 111 mm, fresh colour and superb impression, very fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1136 (*) image1888 10 c. Blue Issue 1888: 10 c. blue, large hybrid die proof on India, die sunk on card, approximately 200 x 136mm, bright and fresh, small mark at lower left of card and light edge toning at top, else attractive and very fine (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1137 (*) image1893: 10 c. Orange Issue 1893: 10 c. orange, hybrid large die proof on India, die sunk on full-size card, approximately 220 x 144mm, the odd inconsequential tone spot mostly confined to reverse, remarkably fresh and one of only a small number of examples recorded, very fine. Scott = $ 2'500 as E3P1 (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3)

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1138 */(*) image1894: 10 c. Blue Issue 1894: 10 c. blue, group of stamps and proofs, comprising three used singles, showing various degrees of blued paper and poor perforations resulting from the thick, porous paper used for this issue, scarce plate #77 strip of three, showing the complete "Bureau Engraving & Printing" and "77" imprint in upper margin, a large die proof on India, die-sunk on card, approximately 138x123mm, and a Roosevelt small die proof, the issued stamps with usual perf flaws, the plate strip with some toning and light perf separation, a useful group, chiefly fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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1139 (*) image1902: 10 c. Ultramarine Issue 1902, 10 c. ultramarine, "Panama-Pacific" small die proof on wove paper, well-centered amidst balanced margins, bright colour, trivial pencil notation on reverse, an exceptional example, one of only 3-5 believed printed, extremely fine (Image 1) (Image 2)

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